Caporegime
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Tyrwhitt is a damn good place for business shirts. Classic collar though please
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Kurt Geiger
I find Zara do some nice shirts, that tend to be quite nice fitting and stylish. But depends what you're using them for. If it's smarter work shirts then maybe try Charles Tyrwhitt or T. M. Lewin?
Am I the only one that finds this? I don't mind spending money but on some shoes that I'm going to wear everyday it feels like quite a lot to spend.
If you're going to be wearing them everyday, doesn't it make sense to spend more and get a quality pair? Value for money and all that.
What colour shirt to go with a navy suit? I was thinking plain light blue or white.
http://www.tmlewin.co.uk/Borough-Na...gid=Mens-Suit-Bundles&srule=price-low-to-high
and
http://www.tmlewin.co.uk/Blue-White...2_sleeveLength=34.5&cgid=Mens-Slim-Fit-Shirts
maybe?
Either really, although I prefer to stick to plain and white with my blue suit.
I was advised not to over complicate clothes when you're beautiful as it attracts the eyes away from your face![]()
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What's the deal with men wearing skin tight jeans? Those are for the ladies.
Regular fit + boots = win
What colour shirt to go with a navy suit? I was thinking plain light blue or white.
http://www.tmlewin.co.uk/Borough-Na...gid=Mens-Suit-Bundles&srule=price-low-to-high
and
http://www.tmlewin.co.uk/Blue-White...2_sleeveLength=34.5&cgid=Mens-Slim-Fit-Shirts
maybe?
I can recommend Charles Tyrwhitt (4 for £100 at the moment) slim fit non-iron shirts for work and 'smart casual' (single cuff with buttons unless you're a banker, salesman, or CFO please).
Black label are also nice if you can pull them off physique wise. Those with moobs and a gut need not apply.